CPE Bach: Sei Concerti Per Il Cembalo Concertato Wq 43 – Giovanni De Cecco

The clavichord was an instrument that for many years of the Baroque-Renaissance saw its light transferred to that of the more resonant harpsichord. Intimate instrument by exception, linked to the domestic figure of the composer rather than to his public figure, there is no doubt that the re-listening of some milestones, such as the 6 Hamburg Concerts by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach on the instrument that saw them born is not only curious, a listening that every lover of early music should do at least once in their life. Giovanni De Cecco who now has on his side as well as the integral of Mozart’s sonatas on this instrument, also numerous studies and insights on the extent that it actually had in today’s acclaimed keyboard masterpieces, donates with this disc perhaps one of his contributions more important to the rediscovery of both the instrument and the repertoire. Through liner notes that rediscover the almost constant presence of the clavichord in the everyday life of composers, we rediscover six masterpieces of that world that is placed in balance between the late Baroque and the early classicism, of which CPE Bach was one of the main and most important architects.